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Media Handling and Colour

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How would you descibe the media handling within this still life?

a)

Messy Visible Brushstrokes

b)

Accurate Visible Brushstrokes

c)

Thickly applied Brushstokes

d)

Mark making Brushstrokes

2.

MCM applies the arcylic paint in ?, flat layers. This allows him to build up highly saturated colours. He then ? any visible brushstrokes.

a)

thick

b)

stipples

c)

airbrushes

d)

thin

3.

How has the artist applied paint within this image?

a)

Scumbling

b)

Stippling

c)

Dry brush

d)

Pointillism

4.

Name the type of brushstrokes applied to this painting?

a)

Batik

b)

Stippling

c)

Scumbling

d)

Mark making

5.

The orange of the flower pods and the blue of the vases are ? colours.

a)

Harmonious

b)

Complimentary

c)

Split

d)

Secondary

6.

The various tones of blue create a ? mood and atmosphere

a)

cold

b)

muted

c)

bleek

d)

drab

7.

What are the most predominant colours used within this painting?

a)

Blue, Brown and Orange

b)

Blue, Green and Brown

c)

Blue, Green and Orange

d)

Blue, Green and Black

8.

The different tones of green used within this image...

a)

help to create a triangular composition

b)

help to create a linear composition

c)

help to create a sense of depth

d)

help to make a balanced, harmonious painting

9.

The colours used within this image are...?

a)

a range of warm and cold colours to create a bright and happy atmosphere.

b)

a range of dull and bright colours to convey a summers day when the sun is at its brightest.

c)

a range of warm yellows and oranges in the fruit which contrast with the cold blues of the cloth to add a feeling of a summers day.

d)

bright and overpowering, making the painting seem busy.

10.

Peploe makes use of brilliant ? , red for the table cloth. This contrasts with the ?, white and cream tones of the rose, book, vase and bowl meaning the subject matter is more visible to the viewer.

a)

dull

b)

primary

c)

secondary

d)

light